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- interview ef Alexander SANKO (201-866054), which concerns SAMKO"s contact with
AMAUTO/1 (201-735296)"in Madrids As can be seen frea the report, Madrid Station's
defensive briefing of SAMKO apparently: took effect and he has been ¢autious in
avoiding the macy susptefous characters that have agpeared since his trip to

Madrid. ~ 4 ,

2. The quletton. cf his writing to AMAUIO/T was mentioned by SAMKU. He was
‘rold that AMAUTU/1} was back in Cuba and we did nat know when he vould return to
Madrid, 1f ever.) WS/Miamt belteves we should wale uneil AMALDTO/) retums toa
Madrid, or seme other pose tn the Free orld, and theo hava SAMMO write to him,

3. Despite SAMKO's nawly self-discoverad Inmes Bond talents PACHANKIS

enjoyed handling him. It also appears that our crisary objective, contact with

AMAUTUO/! for a face to face assessmeut, has been met.

Attachmant:
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i called Sam to check in-with hin.
atier. being away on TSY for almost 6 weexs. -He sounded a bit
. .’pset at not being contacted during this period, so I dashed
- out to his Hollywood home to explain what had happened and set
him at ease, ; oO ;

1, On the morning of 28 Suly,

2. it was plain. to see that the trip had changed him. He is now
: a bit presumptuous, cocky,” and know it all James 30nd. He told
me all sorts of wild Stories about being talled in. Madrid "by
7 or 8 .'Chivatos' (Castro agents," and leading them on long

.. "8 or 9 mile hikes through Macrid.” Castro agents were, also
“yatching" him onthe day he was in Barcelona and on the short
layover his Pan Am plane’ had in Lisbon on his way home. = no

time, however, was he molested by these "agents,"

3. The Castro surveillance continued —so Sam says- in Hollywood.

7 "About the second night after I got home," c. 14-15 June, a car
parked across the street and a little to the reac of his house
"after it got dark." When Sam got into his car and went to the
gas station, the car -described as looking like a white Volxswagen,
without headlights on- followed Sam's car-on his short trip in :
the neighborhood and back to -his home. He could not make out
the physical description of the driver of the VW. He has~ never ~
seen this car again. _ : .

4. ‘The only other suspicious individual near his home, was "a tall,
. thin man," (described as-about 5-ll to 6 £4 ana 170 lbs; blac
: hair; no distinguishing features visible; once wearing slacxs and
.white shirt, another .time wearing a suit). This individual showed
up across the street from his home "just as the sun had gone down,
several evenings during the first weex that f got home.” (ce. 14-18
vune) The man just walxed past the front back and forth a faw tinas
_Sam's house. He

and appeared to have his cas around the corner of
could not identify the car or anything else about the mane

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telephone calls where no one would answer when the phone was sicke2’
tp, or the person calling would say, "sorry, wrong number."

has not experienced any other suspicious incidents after

week home from Spain. I should note that Sam coss not ta

‘these incidents with fear, but ratheriin the vein of a pa

detective story.

Ge. Sam would not admit that he enjoyed himsel® soméwhat in Macrie as
a tourist, although he’ did nos deay that he stayed ina luxury hotel,
ate as‘well as drank. well, saw the sites and even went to a night

club, all on the house, na

He went so far as to Say that if he has
"xnown "it was going to be like this. Iz never would have gone." Yet,
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in the same breath, he told "Nilliam" that he would De back in-
Spain in September, OF Course, Sam would go again if we asked hin,
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Sam 2S most anxious to start some corresnondence to “Hilliam" ood
He’ says: "Williaa" asxed him to.send hin some photos of Cape Kennedy
Spe Sam wants to know if we want to supply

him with photos of the Cape that he can send. Sam states he will
write anything we wish. I-promised to check out the status of the
case with my office and Madrid to see what course of action: they
Geen should be initiated, ; eo, .

Modesty “not being one-6= his greatest victues Sam rambled and

-/faebled about the. "secrets" he got out of "Wilitam" and passed
OA’SO the Madrid c/o.” I went along with him and complimented him
on a 50D well dona;

which is-true, But, he was not satisfied with
my platdits, he wanted to know "what Nashington, said?" To which I
Niani thought you did an
excellent job and we are. most grateful’ for YOUr Cooperation," He
likea that very much; you could see it in the smile on his face,
He tries to make it Sound like it was a great ordeal and sacrifice:
on his part to.go to Spain to see "Willian," but he: cannot hide:
iety to get on. the next plane to Madrid, and the good life there,

I pointed out that "Nilliam" is now back in Cuba and thera is no
ind 5

ation of when he will returns” N yertheless, Sam feels he
should write him "because the letter will be sent to Cuba to him."

I assured him that I would get a reading on this matter and have

an answer for him sometine next week, At that time, I promised. to
take him and his Close friend Masip to lunch. Sam gave me an
extensive ang wanna Ne, Subense account oF chis-trips “T will attempt
to: cecipher it ak the close of this report. .

We ended the meeting on very cordial terms. He was not'so mad at
not being contacted so much 4s he is dying.to Get back on’ the gravy
train, and so much tine Ras passed by without word to or fron .
“iillian." Sam asked fos Sone way Jn which he can contact us
"eight away" if "Willian" notifies him “chat he's ready to junna,
You know when he jumps he won't have mucn time." =F pointed cut
tat ab-aresent "Millian" is in Cuba and the prosnects of hin |

“Mow are very slin indeed, Wo would, however,
take this ints consideration after “dillian™ retucns. to Spain or
another foreign post. We will be seeing each other next week to
Clear up the accounting (we owe him Money, he says) and have lunch, -

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1, HAS MADRID LEARNED ANYTHING FROM QuTIMiD/qUDOZE
RE REF (MONEY) CHECK WHICH PERTAINS 70 AMMARTINI- 1 CASE?

2. HQS CHECKED WITH WOBONE NEW YORK AND WERE ADVISED”
CHECK REGISTERED TO AMAUTO-1 WITH NO DIFFICULTIES AND
POSTED 17 JULY 70, APPEARS STRANGE NOTHING HAS SURFACED.
CONSIDERING TIME LAPSE UNLESS AMAUTO- Vs MAIL BEING FORWARDED
TO-HAVANA,
| 3. FILE: 201-870553 AND 201- 788424,

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: 1. Alexander | SA 3° 0 arrived in Madrid on 30 May
"and was ‘met by the-undersigned at 1700 hours ia his hotel room.
AMKO does not know. the true name of the undersigned... He: .
‘quickly complained of his flight and said never before has he
flown:on a "cattle plane” and avowed never again to fly
‘Aéronaves dé Mexico.. PACHANKIS Correctly assessed. him as a
querulous person. |The. undersigned was mentally prepared for
his comments regarding the flight, the bad food served on the
plane, and, much later in the weck, the hotel room, Madrid in
general and, because of the language barrier, his one-plate |
diet of steak and potatoes. -He said his return trip would be
through London where he expected to fly the. Bocing 747 to
New York. SACODER interrupted him and said that we had-other
-we, Plans for him and his only reply was "oh!". Beneath his rough’
j exterior and use of the vernacular, which is indeed spicy,

Fa =] SAMKO is a loveable person who has an infinite number of anec-
3S #y  dotes. Although he had no-children, he gives the impression
“f- ol of being a- good, grandfatherly type who could easily put any-
pu = "one ina nostalgic mood, After leaving the room we continued
, oe 3 the conversation in the hotel bar. SACODER reviewed the cover
i bg if Stories and went through a series of do's and don'ts; i.e.,
= & do try to establish a channel between SAMKO and AMAUTO-1; don't
* ©] hesitate to accept an invitation to visit AMAUTO-1's office,

--—~' failing all other means to meet with him; do try to invite him
out alone to a restaurant for dinner or to a bar for a drink;
do accept an invitation to have dinner at his home; don't hint
to your Sponsership for this trip. He had no objections to
the cover Stories, but embellished them to his liking with
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. Appropriate references to his’ deceased spous
Julio" was always jéaldus of AMAUTO-1. and - Cc
-. | orders to take a vacation to relieve his mind 6f -tb
Lee death of his wife.- After several renéa sais:
. convintéed anyone. of tte purpose of his visit” tu
_didvan outstanding. job_throughout—the-operatiion:

|2. On the evening. of 30 May SAMKO and SACODER dined
“at an out-door restaufant..” We spent’ another three ‘hours
rehearsing his cover Story, reviewing the objectives and.
trying to anticipate quéstions..AMAUTO-1 might ask’ during.

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“their meeting together. :. SAMKO was given the, following ‘objectives: |...

; _. a. The*foremost objective was for. SAMKO a hho.

“0. renew ‘and’ improve upon his relationship with A

AMAUTO=1,,/- he extent that they would be able: || - .

to reminisce; over a prolonged period, about.the 2 9). 34

| relationship ‘that. existed before AMAUTO-1'S: departure. :
_ from’ the United States. ; ; re

. _b. To exchange addresses and telephone
' numbers for the purpose of sending occasional, ;
‘greetings to one ‘another. ., ; oe
; .€. To, invite: AMAUTO-1 -(and his wife, “if
- necessary) to dinner, at his expense.

-d. To ascertain AMAUTO-1's future plans.

; e. To assess AVAUTO-1's feelings toward
the United States and toward his own government, | ot

f£. For SAMKO to taik favorably about the
United States using himself as an example, (the
son of ‘immigrant parents who made good in business);
to emphasize the opportunities available to anyone
with imagination, ambition and aggressiveness,

gs. If the opportunity presented itself,

to Show sympathy for the apparent failure of the
“Cuban Government to reach the 10 million ton
Sugar goal and to ask whether the non-fulfillment
of this. goal would adversely affect the economic
development ‘of Cuba. It was our hope that some-
time during the conversation AMAUTO-1 would
volunteer to discuss his country's economic.
“Situation which might have opened the conversation
to further exploitation by SAMKO. -

h. Parallel] with objective e. above, SAMKO _
was instructed to ask (provided an appropriate opening .
appeared in the conversation) AMAUTO-1 for his
personal comments on the Vietnam issue and anti-war
deronstrations in the United States and abroad, We
were trying to draw out AMAUTO-1's: personal analysis
‘of the U.S. position vis-a-vis the war in Vietnam
and to compare his stateménts with the Cuban Government
position. . ‘

. 3. Although SAMKO was determined to see AMAUTO-1 even
if he had to camp outside AMAUTO-1's home, we reminded hin
that because of AMAUTO-1's position, he might refuse to see
SAMKO in his home, but that SAMKO should not hesitate to

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a , SANKO- was able. to énter the front yard,
re _ cover for C/WHD and COS, Midmi-we are forvarding ‘photographs -
. taken: during the initial meeting between SAMKO and AMAUTO-1.

The pictures were taken from the home of one of our staffers,

‘We believe they highlight the events leading to the reunioa .

of these two old friends: The: following: isa description .

of each photo: _ : ; a . ‘

PHOTO a: . SAMKO arrives at AMAUTO=1's hone at 1150 hours,
- ; “"31 May. 1970. - (Although not shown, KENTLAND-: °
_and SACODER were monitoring AMAUTO-1's: home
from 0900 hours on 31 May so'that, in-the .-  ° . i
Vent AMAUTO-1 decided to. leaye before SAMKO'S .
arrival; we could anstruct: ‘SAMED’ >’ by: phone’ ‘to
. delay his: ‘departure. y= Coon.

Se ; fter trying. to enter via the front: ‘gate,

pare _: SAMKO called to ore of the’ children who was

: 7 : playing in the front yard. The child told

So." “him to-go to. the. garage: entrance. SAMKO -; . oy
. "walks toward that entrance... en : vow”

C: The. boy apparently = called. for. Sohneone in the.
; house, A maid, not shown in this “photo, but
: who can be seen in photo L, came out and
‘approached SAMKO. In his halting. Spanish,
SAMKO said he wanted to see "el Senor".
The maid said he wasn't in. He explained to
the maid that it was "very importante" to
see the Senor. By this time another maid
“appeared,.shown in this photo, and she gets
“ainto the act. She repeats that el Senor is
not in. SAMKO, sensing he wasn't getting
anywhere, changed his tactics and asked to
see "la senora", The maids went into indivi-~
dual monologues, but SAMKO could not understand
what they were saying. Finally, SAMKO produced
2 note, which he was asked to prepare, and
‘handed it. to the maid in this photo. SAMKO
‘repeated that it was "very importante to see
el Senor." ;

D: The maid accepts the note and returns to the ;
house. Three of AMAUTO-1's.children observe >
the activities from the front entrance. .

E: AHAUTO-1 exits, with note in hand and looks

‘ toward the “driveway. SAMKO spots him and
calls out, "Bill, don't you remember me, :
it's SAMKO." Bill replies, "SAMKO, muy bien,
come here, come here." Actually, AMVUTO-I—
goes toward SAMKO and they embrace. (The Lo .
driveway slants toward the house and from our : : .
observation post we could not see the embrace. ) : -

F: . AMAUTO-1 accompanies SAMKO into the house,
arm in arm, As they go SAMKO tells AMAUTO-1 that.
he put on weight and asked where his boy was.
AMAUTO-1 replies that he's rich because all
these kids are his (pointing to the three boys).

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SRASECG sbhe piéeéures.,

wobhi ot. SRa < _ AMAUTO=1 “4s “impresséd:>

oe .. With SAMKO's’ Polaroid and they exchange comments

; on their cameras. . ;
T:,AMAUTO-1-helps move the baby carriage through —

. the gates. This is his newest and sixth child. .

J: Same as I, above.
K: Maid takes baby out for a stroll. This is a new.
- Li A picture“of’ the new. maid. ‘(Might prove -helpful

“for futture identification in the event we resume
‘our operation against AMAUTO-1's residence.) |

“'My AMAUTO21 prepares to open both gates to remove
- his new Alfa-Romeo, a ° a,
‘Ni Same... Notice AMAUTO-1's high forehead, He. has
“lost a considerable amount of hair since his
arrival in December 1967. . . :

0; AMAUTO-I's wife enters the picture; also, another
one of his sons, : VO. :

P:; SAMKO's still taking pictures. He gave the
‘pictures to AMAUTO-1 to avoid casting any Suspicions,
(SACODER ran out of film here, but AMAUTO~1 removes
his Alfa from the garage, The car still carries
Italian license plates, The AMAUTOS, SAMKO and
the kids get in the Car and leave for the amusement
park located at the Casa del Campo. ) sO

4. During the conversation in AMAUTO-1's home, SAYKO

began his deliberate softening of AMAUTO-1 with such comments

/ as "you know Bill, Julio was Jealous of you because I treated
you like a brother, | didn't-want you to return to Cuba, but

I couldn't stop you. We were‘all in favor of Castro." Bill
admitted here that SAMKO was a good friend and enjoyed his job
and the pay was good, but added that "7 had to go. Iwas in °

‘the States illegaily." "SAMKO- added "you-know, Bill, I never
was blessed with any children; you were like a son to me, but
when I heard you diéd in the mountains in Cuba, I blamed myself
for letting you go." Bill replied that he waS wounded on his
left side. SANKO explained that if AMAUTO-1 was in the States
illegally, SAMKO could have arranged for him to remain in the
States by setting assistance from some police and detective
friends in’Florida, SAMKO repeated his delight to again see
AMAUTO-1 and how happy he was to know he is alive, oc

5. Moments ..after entering the howe, AMAUTO-1 invited
him to have breakfast. ‘SAMKO refused, but settled for a beer,
AMAUTO-1 excused himself, went :'to the phone and called an ,
unidentified party, . SAMKO could not understand ‘the conver~
sation, but SAMKO and Station officers’ suspect that he called:
his embassy or one of his colleagues, possibly advising him
of SAMKO's presence, (It is:also possible that AMAUTO~1

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_“-Were-no QUTIMID' reports’ supporting this theory.) The. fact...
; that the telephone call “was - made” sooh after SAMKO'S arrival
leads us to suspect that-the call was made to establish a
Survedllance.of SAMKO and AMAUTO-1 at the park. As noted::
in references SAMKO was specifically bricfed on this possi-
‘bility and- was alerted to report any absence of AMAUTO-1

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6. We were confident that AMAUTO-1 would be the first
0.ask. the cover :qu Stions, but instead ‘his wife asked both
LeStions: . What are “you doing here? and How did you get our
- SAMKO repeated the cover Story’and ar-the-end of
d= how did you get our address - AMAUTO-1 said that it

ite possible, AAMAUTO-1's wife remained cool and sus-
lous ,thréiighout the ‘init ial--confrontation, but later reacted
yt ward ‘SAMKO.) - AS we noted above, SAMKO embellished the -
: S satisfaction, . He also ‘Shed a few. tears when he
‘y of his wife's death and the doctor's’
hat he take a .vacation,. He.continued his _
ach of AMAUTO-1 ‘by adding: "Bill, when my wife
) meyears ago, She asked me to divest myself of all
- business interests, but if you were there with me, Bill, you
“could have handled my affairs and you might have been a
millionaire today." SAMKO sensed that AMAUTO-1 and his wife.
“were moved by this comment and were literally drooling with
the thought of being millionaires, The wife asked a number
‘of questions regarding SAMKO's wealth, his real estate activity,
collection of silver and his success in general, The wife
was astounded with the Simple explanation of how SAMKO went
about building and financing apartment -houses, SAMKO made
a Suggestion that AMAUTO-1 invest in silver because the scarcity
of this metal would eventually raise the market value. He
explained to AMAUTO-1 that he was collecting all silver coins
stamped prior to 1965. The next couple of hours were spent
at the amusement park where, on arrival, AMAUTO-1 steered -
SAMKO to a cafeteria hear.the main entrance, In short ‘order
two men arrived on the scene, friends of AMAUTO-1. They were
introduced to SAMKO, but’ SAMKO could not remember the names,
: After a’ few moments a couple arrived.and they, too, were
introduced to SA!MKO. (SAMKO could not identify the persons
he met from the. photographs in our mug book.). AMAUTO-1's
friends took a number of Photographs of SANKO and AMAUTO-1 and
after a short while together, they left. The conversation at
the park was aimless.’ They discussed the kids and SAMKO repeated
how delighted and proud he was to know that one of AMAUTO-1's
Children was named, Alexander -— his namesake, AMAUTO-1 had
'.& wide grin while SAMKO was talking about Alexander. He asked
AMAUTO-1 about the oldest boy. AMAUTO-1 replied that the oldest
was in Havana Studying civil enginecring. SAMKO suggested to
AMAUTO-1 that he Should give his children the best education and
have them stay away from politics and political courses but
concentrate on the professional fields, engineering, law,
medicine, etc. AMAUTO-1 admitted that his intention was to
keep. his children away from a political career. SAMKO said he
would send Alexander some commercial slides of Cape Kennedy
and other points of interest in Florida.

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7.. While Sti11-at the ‘park SAMKO said he “hoped ANAUTO-1-

“would get an aSsignment to the United Nations so that AMAUTO-1-...--|-<-

*—- would have’ an opportunity’ to visit SAMKO in Florida. AMAUTO<1.-. -
was thrilled-with ‘this “idea and” SAMKO's offer. SAMKO said. a
his: eyés glowed: while AMAUTO-1 pondered this possibility.
SAMKO talked about-his home and the beach nearby, the climate,
his new car, etc.- SAMKO's comment on AMAUTO-1's reaction was
interest ing.2:"He said that beneath. AMAUTO-1's communist cxterior
“lies the capitalist. Before’ leaving the park (AMAUTO-1-had to. J
. leave’ for :the .virport where he ‘had an appointment to sec AMECRU-I},
SAMKO said, "Bill], if you ever need. me, I'll never let you down.
- You have a good. friend who loves you a lot."". SAMKO said he
“"noted some emotional. change. on Bill’s face after this comment.

- B.S ; 48 hours after the contact with AMAUTO-1
/ > dn the event. AMAUTO-1 -decidéed to. put a surveillance on SAMKO.
. .No surveillance. was noted when SAMKO was picked up, but, on-
‘Cntering ‘the car SAMKO ‘suggested that .SACODER keep an eye out
“for aitail. .We drove around town for fifteen minutes. Certain |
that.:no one was. tailing us, we drove to a Station. safehouse
which haS antunderground’ garage. SAMKO was visibly excited and
‘was enjoying ‘the "cloak. and.dagger" role, but he was neryous.
He was highly impressed with:‘the varage entrance to the safe-
‘house and Commended us for. being so shrewd and security conscious.
He wanted ..to know whose apartwent it was and SACODER said that
it was his private "pad", His comment was:"you sure live it up
well." As PACHANKIS aptly explained in one of his reports,
SAMKO's temper does. rise. He was highly excited during the
meeting because he was asked to leave the hotel room, Since
- the reservation was made for four days, he was asked to leave,
He pleaded with SACODER to do something to.keep him in the hotel
room or risk losing:the opportunity to lunch with AMAUTO-1
‘because AMAUTO-1 was to call him at the hotel on Saturday,
6 June. SACODER admitted the error but added that there was
a simple solution if he could not convince the hotel manage—
ment to allow him to stay a few more days. SACODER suggested
that he should explain to the manager that 1) his laundry had
not yet returned and 2) he was expecting an important phone
call on Saturday and that there was no way of vetting in touch
with the caller. . Failing this, SACODER offered another simple
solution. — Since SAMKO and.AMAUTO-1 had not yet exchanged
addresses, SANKO could return to the AMAUTO-1 home and give
the maid a note advising AMAUTO-1 that he had to change hotels.
(SAMKO admitted that he told AMAUTO-1 about the possibility of —
having to leave the hotel because his reservation ended soon.)
. SAMKO did not at first accept this logic, but SACODER explained
_that he (SACODER) could not plead with the hotel management
on»SAMKO's behalf. This was poor security. SAMKO accepted _
this and after a glass of scotch and water admitted that the
solution was indeed simple, but he was terribly excited at first,

‘8.  SAMKO. was ‘met.

9. Throughout the.debricfing SAMKO revealed the following:
He was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey on 2 November 1907 to
Polish parents. At the age of 14-15 he worked-as a construction
hand on a bridge being built in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.
Later, he worked on the construction of the Anhauser Yeast
Factory in Oldbridge, New Jersey. He married in 1930. During
the hard years, his wife worked in a factory while he roamed
the streets looking for employment. In the early 40's he
worked for Dupont reportedly on the atomic bomb project, but
specifically with U-235. After the war he applicd for work
-with NBC which he thought would be the National] Broadcasting
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for employment, he -learned that-it was the National. -Buscuit
Company. He was a master. mechanic, Hels an, ingenious person’:

, and has— invented ‘several: items “on which ‘he AS patents 13 Al though ~
_the year vere’ difficult, he fe oe.

had the foresight to. put his “meager snviars
He noved to Florida in the early 50's , ¥eportedly purchased
two ‘apartment buildings, but sold them after a year for a
$15, 000 loss and made some investments in land near the Cape
Kennedy area. He was about to begin a multi-million dollar
“building. ‘project on the land, but the NASA complex was moved
to Houston and ‘he ‘herefore cancelled his plans and sold the
“property. * While he. is. not considered wealthy SAMKO lives quite
i ably in retirement. Hie has a Lincoln continental in. the
ge and. a- home. valued at about $50,000. Another of his con-—
plaints ‘was ‘the. way. we ‘Controlled chis purse Strings while in
Madris. put him in‘a hotel ‘used by many travel: agencies
: Fthought was - ‘comfortable, but SAMKO would have
“Hilton: ‘He complained of the fact that he was
ir his: own, money’ and.was not. happy with the’ idea of
|. keeping r céipts -(aside- from the hotel billIs and the airline
\ -ticket, SANMKO Probably didnot keep -any receipts). He was
"+ advanced $280. in Madrid Which will be T/A'd to Miami. Miami
- Sheuld pick up his full tab ‘and might. consider buying him a.
case of scotch: ‘as a token of our appreciation for his accomplish-
ments on the assignment, but ‘PACHANKIS. probably has jearned
that.a couple of ‘pats on SAMKO'S ° ‘back is sufficient to reward hin.

10; Contact was again made with SAMKO on the eve of his
possible luncheon engagement with AMAUTO-I. We again reviewed
the objectives and he was given a defensive briefing as suggested
by WH/Miami. He was ‘told that. PACHANKIS probably would not
visit with him for about two weeks after his return and that he
should not attempt to gét in touch with PACHANKIS. He under-
stood why this was necessary and agreed with the briefing.

If a luncheon could be arranged, SAMKO was asked to concentrate
on the following: (in addition to the requirements he was given
before his first meet with AMAUTO-1)

A. Try to ascertain AMAUTO-1's future, his
ambitions, his next possible assignment,

B. If possible engage him ina conversation
regarding the United States to get his
reaction toward our problems,

C. Build-up your successes and reflect on how -
AMAUTO-1 might have achieved similar’ goals
had he remained in the United. States.

-D. Be alert for any opening to inject questions
relating to the Cuban economy vis-a-vis the
failure of the "ten million", but to avoid
criticism for this failure, and show: sym mpathy.

11. ‘SAMKO had no difficulty convincing the hotel manage-
ment. that he had to remain in the hotel] until Saturday, 6 June.
He spoke directly with the manager and told the manager tmt
he was planning to leave on 7 June for Barcelona and would stay
at a sister hotel and asked the manager to make reservations

. for him, The crisis had passed.

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- “42. - On the morning of. 6 June AMAUTO-1 ts wife. called aan
_SANKO ahd, in English, said that her husband would pick him

up -at.. 1400- hours--in: front ‘of the: ‘hotel. At ‘the ‘appointed

hour, AMAUTO-1's..official- vehicle pulled up in front of- the
hotel driven by: a chauffeur. AMAUTO-1 sreeted SAMKO in front

of the hotel and after exchanging a few words, ‘they departed
for a nearby restaurant, (SAMKO was too preoccupied to make
- note of the nime of the restaurant. We. decided against any
~~“ surveillance during “he AMAUTO-1/SAMKO meeting to avoid alerting
,AMAUTO-1 and/or’ his staff that the SAMKO visit to Madrid

“was pre-planned. oe

33. At Lunch SAMKO and 3 AMAUTO-1 ‘again reminisced.
They | discussed. the following: .

AS. In one of his references, ‘AMAUTO-1 said
: | that, men like him are needed - in Cuba and
‘noted. that ne’ would probably die fighting
- for Cuba which is young and aggressive, ,
“but+that some day it will be a great |
‘country;. . that. he has been. fighting ‘all
. his life’ to relieve the oppressed and
“* yepeated that he will die fighting.
(It is interesting to note SAMKO's reaction
~ heré to ANAUTO-1's statement. When SAMKO
first visited AMAUTO-1 on 33 May, he was
“certain that under the facade of being a
devoted revolutionary AMAUTO-1 was indeed a
capitalist at heart, but at this meeting
SAMKO modified his éomment by adding that
it appears AMAUTO-1 is truly a communist,
who maintains strong convictions of the
righteousness of the revolution. The above
comments by AMAUTO-1 produced’ the peg on
which SAMKO could have questioned the veracity
of AMAUTO-1's statement on freeing the
oppressed, but he was’ not specifically
7 : “jnstructed to maintain a polemic argument
~ . on the rights and wrongs of the revolution
-- because we felt this ohnjective was secondary
to the Tre- establishment of a relationship
between these two old friends, A future
_ meeting might include the exchange of*an
. objective appraisal of the revolution as
seen by: SAMKO.) .

B. AMAUTO-1 proposed that ~ sanko act as an
intermediary for the sale of Cuban sea food
in the United States. He explained that
the Cubans have a large fishing fleet in
the Canary Islands, The fish caught is.
pracessed in the Canary Islands and can be
Shipped to the United States as a product
of Spain, not of Cuba. AMAUTO-1 added,
"SAMKO, you're like a father to me, please
.think about it (the agency)? AMAUTO-1
explained that SAMKO could earn about $200,000
a year in commission based on sales of
$2,000,000. SAMKO said he would think about
it, but privately to SACODER he said that
he had no‘intention to disturb his retirement
with a fishy business.

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. Gs SAMKO gave AMAUTO-1- a new Kennedy
~ oo. hal f-d6llay which: delighted AMAUTO-1. -

lee a DS Sayre tela aero that _hs_enpected——--=
Ja AMAT OSI tO ba bigcer-.than just. an

" ambassador to Spain,- He said, "I want

_ you to get to the United Nations," — :

‘” SAMKO repeated his desire to show: ooh
“ -AMAUEO-1 bis Florida home and spend a
few days at the beach with him. AMAUTO-1
. gain was visibly moved with this idea,

oY SAMKO ‘restated that "Bill, you have a:
a ce ‘good friend, don't forget it. You are
foe ; ; © > like a son." .

ye F. Théy exchanged addresses. SAMKO had

cae Te . printed his address, but AMAUTO-Y asked
him'to write it on another piece of -
paper. AMAUTO-1 reasoned that he wanted

. it written to understand it better, but we

believe! he will use the sample to compare
it with letters SAMKO might send in the

° future. They promised to write to each
other. SAMKO was given AMAUTO-1's private
address, not that of the embassy. .

G. AMAUTO-1 regretted that SAMKO had to
leave so. soon because he- would have
enjoyed showing SAMKO the Spanish
interior.. SAMKO said he might consider
returning near the end of 1970, but
AMAUTO-1 did not ‘say whether he would
be in Spain in late 1970,

H. AMAUTO-1 said he was Suspicious when
he first saw SAMKO noting that the nature
‘and importance of his position make him
act suspicious, but the Suspicion soon
dissipated - So he said.

“14. On saying their last goodbyes at the hotel, both
men embraced and agaim promised to keep in touch through
correspondence. At this point the Operation was over, SAMKO
‘Was met late that evening. He was taken to a new safehouse, —

15, Accomplishments: We feel the objectives Programmed
and rehearsed were Successfully fulfilled, perhaps far greater
than our own expectations, Unless we are misjudging the shrewd-—
ness of AMAUTO-1 through our own naivete, we believe the ; :
relationship was sincerely re-established and a channel opened
for future use by AMAUTO-1 Should he desire to use this: channel
other than to maintain a friendly correspondence. It was un~

' fortunate that his Barcelona trip interfered possibly to the

point of SAMKO having one or two additional meetings with AMAUTO-1
nonetheless, ‘in the six pIus hours together, SAMKO admirably
fulfilled our requirements and courageously maintained the
fiction of his visit ‘to Spain, We believe too, that although
AMAUTO-1 appears to be solidly in favor of the Cuban regime,
he did not criticize the United. States which we feel he might,
have’ done had he Suspected that SAMKO's visit to Madrid was
Sponsored by the U.S. Government. AMAUTO-1 has come a long

Way Since his internship as a butchéF in the United Statés and
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. _ AMAUTO=1 As’ an opportunist and might--take ddvantage: of the.
“-SAMKO Chanhel should ‘the current regime come to'an end or. — _.

- his own-position—joopardized by “thes vengeful’ Pateitude of | his
colleagues. - :

15, We would appreciate PACHANKIS doing the following:

Ae ‘Purctiase ‘a dozen or so slides of Cape -
-*.  Kénnedy and ‘rocket launchings which will
- be sent: to AMAUTO-1's son, Alexander,
SAMKO should prepare - 4 letter to.AMAUTO-1
as: soon'as ‘the purchase is made ‘extending .
his appreciation tc AMAUTO-1 for spending his -~
_ valuable time with. “SAMKO and repeating his. —-
‘desire to help in any way possible and not. “¢
. to. hesitate. doing so. - :

“46. “We again’ would: like to ‘extend to SANKO our appreciation
; ‘for. ‘his support and*full cooperation. ‘Also, our ‘thanks to Miami
J and PACHANKIS: for their fine Support. : SE, ‘

La, i ACODER

P.S. AMAUTO-1 was recalled on 30 June 1970 and his future
is uncertain at this time; therefore, we Suggest that ¢$
SAMKO not mail any letters or send any slides to
AMAUTO-1 in Madrid. .

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nn Rute aterntes™ too ntyda rehe “Cuban “E? abasey
of Foreign Affairs and has, the pleasure to Peques

Seats ponding-pornission -to- peamry” ‘a-pistol,—-"Stas'" -9- Tete

- 23h, wiich“at the present timo is bel Q held in the offices -

of the "Star" factory, in the Plasa.de Sspafia, for _

oo» whose | photograph is‘attached," fo,

Ruiz is talking with a Cuban who ‘is in Madrid on a scholarship.
; They” are tal! <tng. of: bringing a teacher from ‘Cubs and Ruiz.

--is given by vrofessors, but education'is given by the. parents,
‘and. ‘what* the”. nildren: will bo denends on this education... .
Ruiz. says that-‘is father rmdo hin a communist. Of all the.
~: @hileren, he was the only. one that studiod, but 1¢ was nis -
.fathor that formed. them’all.°: Fron the time he was a small
“¢ehild his father save him books of Lenin to read, These. books:
jzarrived clandesté noly to Cuba, He remarics about ~roblems his
own children havo riven hin. He -refers to an jncicent where

one of thé cifildren was invited to a’ First Cormunt on, and
Speaks of the frecdom he gave the child to make his First
Cormunton also, if he wantod to.

Then Rutz says that his other, son ATRINIDRO, ‘is inelined to
remain in Snain, and he is willing to let him if this is what
the boy wants, He says that these thincs have to core fron
one's own seli, and if they are onvosed in these actions it
can loave marks.on them for the rest of their lives. Ruiz.
says ho gives them the liborty to choose. .

Ruiz tel} this. student. with whom-he is conversing that. Ale jan-
‘@ro DE LA NUEZ has gone to the United Statos, and adds that

De La MNuez't wife never came to meetings or reunions that

were held at the embassy, Sho always gave as an excuse that
her nerves were bad, Ruiz says thet De La Nuez took the money
with him ; : :

This comrade(F) left at 12:15, Ho said goodbye to her very
cordially. aApoarently arcund the 29th of the month she is

going to Paris.

~ -Gater Ruiz entered the office ogatn and ‘put the radio on vory
loud. He didn't leave the office all morning, out the radia
continued to play ‘very loud; so much so that you can hardly
tell when anrone goes in or out of the of “ice,
Rovort 3h5_ 18 June 1970

Apparently they have receive? a document in which all the Criefs

of Mission Have been called to Cuba for the third week of July,

as some of then can make it coincidé witn their leave, He

Toavass ‘that he intends to send Nilda either before or after he
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-Renort 351(éont tinued)’

royiltios from the sone throushout tho world, which-have boon:
Calculated at hetveen "750,000 and “1,000,000, and althourch

this anount will have to be divided among many thincs, something .

wauld fall to then, .

Ruiz says ‘to Work abroad they have to or should send people of “4
| the preatest trust, othorwise. it is better t hat they remain in
_ Cuba.” If thoro isn't conglete confidence it is a constant
strugsle with the’ capitalistic life, money, the stores, tho easy
- life. They mention De la Nuoz, and Ruiz says if hets fono he's
. one, but the intéresting thins would be to know what motivated
“; hing his wife, his.son, or noney, He says that it has caused
8 Ereat impression here, end that no ohe- oven imagined such a
. “thing. Only two days before he had beon in the study circle
- with all-of then, ; : .

A girl that is in this mnoeting with Ruiz says that De la Nuez!
daughter is marrted to Juan Antonio GARCTA, who is Read

of Government.,., that ho has beon: proposed for ambassador (Rutz
says'that thoy will.now have to reconsider this), and what thoy
“all three agree on is that De la Nuoz was not to blare, —

Ruiz mentions the letter from De la Nuezt son in which he says that-.---
his father has’ betrayed then,: They also mention an ambassador oe
who has left({for Cuba-?) and took watches as gifts to everyone

in the Ministry, Ruiz-thinks that some of thor will remain here

in Spain as they nave a ¢reat deal foing for them there,

Revort No.352 26 June 1970
; ; 0 Ruizt ts very disvleased. Fe speaks to Horacio about how badly
a ; : : some of the comrades sveak of hin whon they return to Havana,

He asks him if he re-embers the name of one of these comrades
that sooke badly..of him last sumer when he was there on vaca-
tion, It. was somdone named COLON and another one that soon loft,
“After what COLON ‘said they wrote him a letter calling his atten-
tion tothe citicism, Ruiz is very worrted about his re-call
to Havana, He tells Horacio that no doesn't think it- 1s about
‘his work, and Foracio says they are doing thinrs there that are —
Super-huran, that: without the necessary means at hand they are
resolving difficult problem of various kinds, Ruiz mentions
contacts that “he has nad in Snain with different veople, and he
never has cormitted an error, and has always handled everything
with creat tact and in favor or his government, even when ho has
had to. deal with .Palansists. . . so
ve :

Ruiz says that he ‘is very sensitive and that things have got to
the point that ‘he ‘cantt just let them so by, thines they are
accusing him of in Havana, But, there is no one that has the
courage to tell him directly.to his face 30 that he could

justify hinself, and if ther-are things that he cannot handle then.
for them to call hin beck, end réliere hin: of the. post because

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: érdassart-aent to pecofve Win or listen te o>
him when he coes there. Toracto Says that the worst. o2- fe 9.

{s thet here in Spain thero is Always Some sorsonallity fron there
that they have to o tertain, soncone imnortent, and that the -
attention ther need is continual, and sometines. ft is. necess<
ary to attend to the veonlo here in Svatn, wiich provents

thot from’ attending trose who arrive from tvere, but they

He continues to talk with Horacto-and he AS indinnant, -Ruis
ncé he, was twenty.

communist party. He says that the situation is beconing so
unco:fortable rorardinn him, and he doesn't like it at all. Ca
He says he puts everything he has an all he care nossible |: cae

into doing his job.

“Rulz says that one never knows about these Shings in Havana, 4

and that it {s nossible that he won't be returnine, In the |
ovent that this should Nappen, ho is Boing to leave Horacio “|
offielally in charze, so that he will represent him durlar i
his abdscenes.as Charge’ je Affairs, and if he roturnas he will
notify the Svanish government officially, Ne wants senoles
or models of tho passports to take with hin, and then he
tells Horacio that if he nas not roturned by the 18th of
July, that he should renrosent hin at the official recention,
Ho gives Horacio instructicns as to wnat to wear, what the
official corermonios aro and just what they consist of,

Report Mo.35l 30 June 1970

tulz speaks to someone that calls and gives him a mossace

which annoys Quis. .Someone nas called the Provinctal Denarte
mont of >,blic Hoalth of Santander sayinz thet they (the Cubans)
use "doric acid” in the stoves(?) which they exnort, The

give hin this messare in the name of the Co eroial Gf*ice of
Cuba, they have a Latin-Aneri-an accent, ani say that ther
would take adequate measures so thet no stove would be shipped,

-Rulz says to Horacio that he doesn't have tira to take care
of this matter, and for hin to acconnany Franco and co to the
‘General Department of Security and rake charsas about the

telepnone e211 wich is interfer: so with the trade botween
Cuta and Snain, “Ye says to so risht up as fer as the Caneral
Director if necessary, not exnlatsins the "boric acid” one-way. °
or another, put simoly as to the malicious call wich was Co
made in “he nane of the Cormercial Office of Cuba. Tris can
cause a delay of six or efeht das in the desarture of a snip
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a fi an fe - - ;

all to Havana, which came.
: (probably fromMINREX) bidding
2sJ"B.A'R-R.E DA Perez.‘to return, ‘QUDOZE has

“Havana's possible motives for requesting his /afte “5 “76.

return. at this time, when in a matter of a. few. (.&s >

" weeks he was scheduled to travel to Cuba for the
26 of. July celebrations which he expected -to

Combine with his vacation leave. He was extremely: ‘>

upset and complained bitterly about companeros
who have tried to discredit him in Havana. He
wondered if Havana was going to put him on the
carpet for charges brought against him by these
companeros, He recalled one COLON (he was
not sure of the name) who last summer made false
accusations against him, for which he received a
letter of reprimand from Havana,

B. Subject also wondered if Havana could have

any complaints about his work. He had always main-
tained good relations with the Spaniards and despite

their contrary political idiology, he was careful
not to ruffle their feathers while upholding. his
government's position at all times. ‘He could not

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~Tmapine | “that Havana would “question him on that

score, However, if there were problems that

Havana felt’ he Jacked the absiity to pesolye, |
Cc

bee elite TA bt ae wk dino. e: thes e oe —_
> ners ia ee a area revolutionary Since the ago _ ee :
of, 20 when -he ‘began to think for-himself., “Me 77 0 0 pe
“Shad-aieVer bolonged to any political party other. ~~ a en oe
than the Cuban Communist. the current state of
_ affairs, however, was becoming too disturbing and
distasteful to him because conscientiously he
knew that. he was: -putting forth. his full mental
‘atid ‘physteal: capacity toward: the fulfillment of.

: ‘Subject told. Fuentés that since he didn't
rn . know what: was’ brewing in Havana it was possible
a on . ‘that hé might not. return to Madrid, . In any event.
’ He: “would ‘designate Fuentes to substitute for him -
as charge ‘d'affaires. During the entire conver—
sation no ‘mention — was made of Oréstes BARREDA - :
. “and why he was. asked to return with RU IZ. 7 .
The. latter Seemed to be thoroughly absorbed in his
own concern over whatever fate lay in store for hin
on his return to Cuba.

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COMPLETE LEANING UNDERWAY IN CUBAN EMBASSY, ‘ALL STAFF

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| |. EFFECTS BELONGING TO FAMILY GUILLERHO RUIZ. PEREZ
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RUIZ WILL NOT RETURN. - , .
2. STATION MONITORING QUDOZE/QUT IID AND AIRPORT

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MINISTRY. HE WAS LATER NAMED Fins 1 SECRETARY IN

NORTH KOREA AFTER BASILIO- RODRIGUEZ, FORMER Labor :

HAW ISTER, ‘WAS ‘SENT THERE AS ANBASSHDOR, RuioR’ 1 WINREX. .
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spanish RESOLUTION AT RECENT ILO CONF ERENCE IN GENEVA,
( BETHOURY UNFORTUNATELY: DID- ‘NOT. GET DETAILS: RESOLUTION.)
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. INTERESTING CONVERSATION WITH UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO APPARENTLY
JUST ARRIVED MADRID FROM CUBA AND PLANNING STUDY IN ALCALA, UNIVERSITY

OF SANTANDER, AND LATER IN PARIS.

2. ACCORDING CONVERSATION BETWEEN SUBJECTS, UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN IS

PCC MEMBER, PLANS MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH CUBAN EMBASSY MADRID AND
WILL POSSIBLY SERVE AS INFORMER/SPOTTER AMONG UNLVERSITY STUDENTS,

AMAUTO-1 ASKED SUBJECT LEAVE MAILING ADDRESS AND PROMISED FUTURE

: CONTACT BY "PARTY WOMEN'S FEDERATION,” UNFORTUNATELY SUBJECT'S

ADDRESS NOT MENTIONED, ADDITIONAL CHECK OF HQS QUDOZE /QUTIMID INO

- PAIL LED MENTION ANY SUB. JECT POSSIBLY TDES PLCAL WITH THIS WOMAN,
3. VIEW POSSIBILITY DGI PLANNING USE SUBJECT AS COLLABORATOR ©
WHILE SHE IS ABROAD, HQS WOULD APPRECIATE MADRID ASSISTANCE IN
ATTEMPT ESTABLISH HER IDE NTITY, aaa ACTIVITIES, AND \ NY ww
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{— ’ dozinating thenes runn ving thro , lis passi © pleas.». for.
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{ Goo Laith; not to me, but to she po-ers that te, who vere highly
{ “’ distrustful of his intentions : .
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_ ‘ understood when I said "Ds: . In his circle, te Intel
. people sre knom as "Ser vedo" cr "G-2", ie denies .
he has ever vortied Yor He dovets thas he hes
“ever vorked for then unritt as never had rore than
& passing worhing relation 2 1 States that ke kas
4 never snown official she intel Eersonnel are, “bub efter ovhil Le,
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to Havana. He has not teen Son Loein and there is pin?

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spressed the AMNARTINI couple as intelligent. and
_dié.talked-very favorably of the U.S.-, especially

“for: which. he ‘had great admiration. :.."Agericans
} ry "bad", ke Said, “but they have very good things.”
“Jose, let's go to New York”, he Said at one point, Causing |

NENDEZ, .a good ‘revolutionary, some discomfort. He never had
trouble in the five years he spent’.in ‘the States, Ruiz said’
“at. another point in the conversation. ;
°2. Mendez is a "great apple polisuer", according. to the
’ AWNARTINE. couple, and he was hard put to know what to-say
when ‘the “AmbaSsacor", his boss (indirectly) spoke so favorably
of the U.S. MMARTINI-l's wife, on the other hand, said that
nydia Mendez was having a somewhat similar problem with
- Nilda Ruiz. The latter was expecting. again at the time and
afters five boys, Lydia suggested that she (Nilda} probably
wished for a girl. "Not at all", said Nilda. "I don't want
a daughter of mine to go into agricultural work at fourteen
years of age", she exclaimed setting Lydia back, AMMARTINI-i
pointed out that the Ruiz couple has a 14 year-old son in Cuba --
4 a “hostage” while they are abroad. They might be willing to
defect, according to AMNMARTINI-1, if it weren't for leaving the
_ boy in Cuba, .

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- oe Report No. 3k oo June 1970 oo,
oS Rutz dictates to. Nilda:"the Cuban -[mbassy greets. the Minister _
ios ~. . . OF Forotin Affairs and has -the pleasure: to request the corrrs-

: oo  pondang perniasion to carry a.pistol, "Star" 9 M.M,short, No.50,

Bo 223k, witch at. the present tine 1a being held in the offtees

be t “of. the "Star" factory, in the Plaza dé Espafia, for a
as bo. 4 +++. —» Wh0S0 ‘photograph is attached,

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. a BLY ; _ prea
i op. Rudz 4s talkine With @ Cuban who fs in Madrid on a scholarship, gore:

; - 7 a> Ghey are taliting of brincing’a teacher fron Cuba and Ruiz

Bot says that this would:be very difficult, Fe says that instruction

i soo, ds given by professors, -but education 1s given by the parents,

i -  \. and what the childron will be denends on tLs education... °

vr a Rulz says that hls father mace Nim a communist, Of all the

ie . cron, he was the only one that studied, but tt was his

‘father that formed Shem all, From the tine he W&8S 2 small

child his father pave hin books of Lenin to read, ™hese books

arrived clandest inely to Cuba, He renartss about “problems his

own children have fiven him. He refers to an incident where

one of the ehildren was invited to a First Cormunton, and '
Speaks of the freodom he &ave-the child to mike hig First _ .
Communion also, if he wanted to, - a _ oe

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Pt swnitttittiemath -serue.—-

Then Ruiz says that his other son "ALEJANDRO, 48 inclined to
remain in Spain, and he ts willing to let him if tunis ts what
the boy wants. He says that these tines have to com from
one's own self, and if they aro opnosed in these actions it
can leave marks on them tor the rest of their lives, Rutz
Says he gives then the liberty to choose,

Ruiz tol} tits student with whom he is conversinre that Ale ian-
DEA Wir! has gone to tho United States, and adds tha

6Z2' wife never came to meetines or reun‘tons that

- were held at the embassy. She always gave as an oxcune that
hor nerves were bad, Ruiz says thot De La Nuaz took the money
with him, tT ee
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This comrade(F) left at 12:15. He said foodbye to her very ,
cordialiy, Apparently arotind the 29th of the month she is
going to Paris,

Later uiz ontered the office scatn and nut the radio on vory
loud. He didn't leave the office all morninz, but the radio
“continued to play very loud; so mich so that you ean hardly
tell when anyono 600s in or out of the of*ilee,

Report 345 18 June 1970
Apparently they have received a document in which all the Chrtefs
of Mission have been called to Cuba for the third weels of July,
as Some of then can make it coincide with their leave, He tells

Curbelo thas he intends to send Nilda either hefo-e or after he
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. .. Ruiz.and Nilea are alone and are- talit a: about when they can: ; :
leave Spain, Ruiz aavts here to goon Iberia, but Nilda . , : ,
8887S she -docsntt want:to fo senerately. If he Foes on Cubana . ‘ ,
she ‘will go with hin, Wilda speaks of she 18th ‘of Jaly Fiestas.
and says thst the Minister has been so nice to hin that he
shouldn't -miss- this Spatiish holiday. They then discuss woe ea
leaving for Havana on- 1 the 20th or 2ist’ of Jalye ‘ : . J

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Aeport No.3hS 18 June 1970.
Nilda speaks to Ruiz about seneone that spoke .to her-that wants
to stay in Madrid for a few days, but they don't have any money, ; a
(Possibly tt is ALSANA)and they nave asked her if. they can stay . : . -
at her house, It seems that the peovle she ig caikine about are
on their way to Cuba, and they sav ,if they don't have the money
to stay. in Madrid, then le§ them go dirvetly to Cuba, -..

uree that CHADI’s so -law is soinng to Morocco as

CuBan ambassador, -The-one & he had as his secretary,
When Alfara was inHadrid he said that the son-in-law had .
eneither the personality nor the qualifications for the position,
"Ruiz says that if they are referring to the head of Chaints
office, that he is poing to Poland.as anbassa‘or, but Nilda
insists that it 1s the huaband of Chain's daurhter. -
-.|° Two comradés ‘arrive, a man an:i.a oman, ‘They are going to |.
: Holland, where’ they will spend a week, ard they want a visa,
| Phey will ro to other Euronean countries also, and will be a
| month and a half al together.(It seems that it is only the woman
| that is going to Holland and the other countries), Ruiz asks
-{ her if 46 is her first trip to Murope. She says it is her first
{ trip to Western Europo, but that she has alroady been in the
socialist countries of Europe. Ruiz asks them what Havana thought
about De la Nuez. ‘Rulz says it isn’t worth hay‘nn an apcument
or quarrel with the "“allero" becanse of De la Nunez. Rutz ; i
pelleves that the whole af*air was handlod by “he C.T, A.

Ruiz asks them who has «eon raned ambassacor to Morocco, and ‘hey
confirm the fact that the husband of his danuchter (CHAIN-?) has

been appointed.

They return to the topbof De la Nuez, Rulz says the only thing
they know fs that he has sone, bus they conti know where, In
any case, most likely they had family or friends anons the.

refugees In Miami,

: » Ruiz asks the ;irl if there are new people in the Ministry
. . \x there (Havana-?), if new ones are ccening in, ~~. She says that her
»* ¥ enterprise has 71 employees, and that 55 of them are outside of
: A xe the enterprise, that the personnel situation is very bad, Two
WY We days ago they started giving lan:ua;e classes in French and German,
ye my and they talked with RAHUL and ha believes it is very necessary,
‘ a because 1t is very difficult to find people. In addition to their '
\ N being of trust, wiat is difficult is treir laci: of culture,
c - Again they discuss De la Nuez'’ case and *is wife, - They tell
NS Ruiz not to be too discourajal because it is the “irst time that
C anythins, Bike this hanged to him here. -Rutz tells them about
: . the fllness of the woman, and that she never wanted to come to
the meetings, but on the other hand went to reetinns and cath-.
erings of cormercial people and others, Fe was never suspic tous
of him. Two days before he had been in the stucy Center with
all ,of them, Ruiz says that it had been six months since they

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proposed cett inn a substitute -for De La Nuez, but only because
of his ad:ini istrative inefficiency, on2 -for no other reason,
If Ruis had suspected anvthing.he wocls have out him on a -
plane and sent. hin back there. ; . . .

A person from the Feria tn. Rarcelona comes into the office.
He has sone: business ‘to do with Noracio here in Madrid, .
They. hope: thst -Rasl LEON wilt arrive on Thursday, “as they
have many. things to wor': ont tofether rorardine the

Chaiiber of Cormterce in Madrid. Ile seals abot "Cubaexnort®

and a problem that they ‘ave with the brand name, ‘He says ‘it
would be better to postnone the process ani continue oxnorting
seanwiile to the Canary Islands, until it f3 all settled.

He ‘Aas visited. ihe Chamber: of Commerce.in Barcelona, He has

eaten and had supper with some of the peonle from there. He.

. mentions GUERNERO y Garabon, to whom he and ROVIRA have siven

an explanation: Pirst, the problen that exists with the Gran
Chamber of Cormerce can ‘be resolved by a simple diploma‘ic
festure, Second, the individual that has an interest in 1t,it is
up ts hig Third, the nroblem can he solved hy establishing.

_ another Chamber of Corriorce in Madrid, This however, would

involve sncending and would not be worth it to them oconomically.

ROVIRA told hin that he wanted to so to Californta. Tle wants to

be close to Cuda and learn the future Ceve lopment of the |

Cuban production,

Nilda says thet they neve received a call from Paris telling
them thet VALDES VIVO left there and will arrive in Madri¢c at
2:hS PM, Ruiz asks if they sent the cable to Moscow, Nilda
says thet thoy have, but that no one answered the cable. They
have received only ona cable from Moscow saving tnat he was
coning, Then they sont another cable back askin: on what
Flight, and on what day, but they have had no answer,

Report No.3h6_
two people onter Ruiz! office, One of then is called
They are discussini: De La Nuez, Zorrilla saya he has heen very
hurt by it all, not only nolitically, but personally also. He

says that he always felt that De La Nuez was a verson one could

trust, and that ne has failed then. Puts says that hero everyone

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trusted hin.

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They contitnue to ‘talc avout Be La unez, part tevlarly the visitors,
Rutz spys that after hls they are mating to have to stnrenethen
the cadres, that it igs portant for. everyone. _"e savs he has
spokon to '. MAINEL CASTAISAL » (phon), end they have ; arreed to

~-- form new very strict-cadres,- wee

The yialvors. leave. and’on savin roodbye Ruiz says not to
discusa the De La Nuez affair too. nach’ so that it .wontt spread
any further. Resides, . they. are all very imm-ressed hy it.

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nS VIVO CALLS. RUIZ on the telephone. Re asks din’ 'f he
has arrived at the iiotel: and {f~he has saen } ISI (phon).
(MAR IST {1s staying at the same hotol as Valdes). "Ruiz says thst

éorrilla has. just been therg, and he nas riven him. the telennone
numbor of the hotel for him to call, Ho'says they | have had no word ©

on the:Cubana flisht, only thet it is to arrive’ today and will
leave. ‘tonight. -But, -#uiz says if ft arrives at 3 ‘o'clock that -
this will not give then time to inspect it and 91] to leave,
even though they will do it all at nighte -Both Valdes and
Marist are leaving; tats. evening, on Cubana.

Ruts then snvaks with Marisi, snd saya that he had heard of his
appointment as ambagsndor, apparently this is the one that 1s
to be in Morocco, Thoy say that ti:fts ambas SACOrs. {n all the

capitals that ho is soln; to, is viaited by she hest “octors, Ruiz.

tells thom that he has a ‘Luncheon envarenent but thet ho will
Keep in touch rogarding the Plipht, .

Report 10.348 _

Tho ‘ambassacor that has just arrive! from Beirut onter the

. office, He was at tne movies last nicht and they comment on it.

Then two other persons come in, one of Shem is Zorrilla.
They sneak of various i inns; that by diplomatic mail “hey
should only send thincs of a confidential nature, everything
else should go by diplomatic pouchs

“MGRCHDES enters and sacs that Cornmade Arsando VOL ALCUTZ, whom

Ruiz does not know, is here, He is the father or the Cuban
He says he Tis been Nero 15 days walt ‘ar

: 5 e resolved, He adds thet a Rosa Maria of the

Ministry was Suvposed to resolve. this nroblem, but she hasn't

done so. He doesn't want to borrow money here, and RARREDA has

alre:dy given hin 1000 nasetas. lio wants then to send a cable to

Havana to resolve his situation. Morecdes says that tuls

esnsul studied in the Uni versity. with Barreda and that he is a
very ‘1no person, .

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between two peovles of “he same blood.

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They toll Rutz that the person that ia hero is ALARCON; he hasn't
seen hin, ner has he received any cable about his arrival. ‘

Ssazor-acks Rais if they carry pistols here. Ruiz
no. with five chaxbers, with which he ean shoot without
j they won't kidnap hin, and. _..-

are 10,000° sisaros heres:

‘that one has to be prepared for th

“Ruiz. tells.the anbassacor to conselt with ROA and tell. hin that

he has received a cable telline him to be in Havana the second

- week of July, but. that the HatLonal Day in Spain is on the kth.

Ye saya that he dorsntt vant to miss this celebration, because
the Minister of Poreien affairs came to. thoir fiesta, and he _
would have to explain about the reunion in Havana andall that,

“and they could think something else. - So that he is thinking
of staying even if he nas to leave the very next day on the 19th.

Report: No.349 7

Some comrades arrive. It appears to be the Alfaras. .Kercedes
calis Iberia and confirns reservations for the afternoon flight

to Havana, #941, in the nares of Carlos Alfara and Serta Fernandez.
She asks what time they shoule be in the airport in order to ‘
leavo on the six o'clock flicht. They tell her they snould bo

OVE he

there an hour vefore Slinns times
Ruiz begins to dictate. the following to Nilda, in a-very low voice
‘to enlarre further on the report dated 7 of the current month :
regarding my reeting with the Minister of Labor, Sr. LICINTO DE LA
FUSHTE, in relation tu the request of theNational Institute of Fish!
ing and the Ministry of Basic Industries for contractinr, /
Spanish technicians, we wish to tnform you that today we

recoived a telephone enll from the rxecutive Officer to the

Ministry of Labor. Ye informed us that cur request for Spanish
teehnicians is still bein: ecnsidered, but that the Minister of /
Labor and the Spanish sovernment wishes to cormdnicate offictal= f
ly to my Government, their official displeasure with the pos-
ition adopted by the cuban representation in the last meeting

of the O.1.7.(I.L.9) re aca nponosition that tnterferes in
the internal affairs of, n, “Unfortunately the Minister of
Labor had confirmed “he reaurest of our representative in

Gereva contradicted’ the efrorts that were being made at hieh
levels of our countries for the betterment of our relations, and
the cooperation, and [o> tye brotherhood, that should exist

My total lac: of Knowlecse of w-at took place in “he I.L.0.
ang the position taken by onr delecation,

precludes ¢ fron answering with accuracy, limibinsg myself only,
to saying thet I would pass on the words of the Hinissor and H
that an explanation of the problem would we civene : )

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‘which is holdinse back,trade with.-our: :countrr., Snecifieally,

Report 10.3.9 (continued)
On the other hang, on tyris sane date I rece!ved word fron our

Consul in Barcelona advising that: he has abserved |a mininum of
interost in ‘the industrial circles with which we‘trade, This —
Would maxe it avpcar that a nroblon exists at a hich level

some industrialists have advised our revresentative that the Min-
istry of Comwerce has spread the word. that until certatn

talks are: held -tetween the. two fovernments authofization of
permission of nort* with éstination Cuba have been suspended.

We are attempt ing to confirm this today and learn if ‘there

exists some relation with what we have been advised by the

Min\stry of Labor. .

Ye would anprec late it rreatly if you wondd,’ as soon as nosa=

ible, inform us what the’ position of our Covernnment was in the
meeting of the Z.L.0. itn Geneva, wie lee Slee pe Cree | f °

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Dear ROA: I beg you to see that tis confidential “iote7rets
to our President, to the Minister of Baste Tndustrts os and to
the President of the Fishing Institute,
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Ruiz tolls Horeacto thit hoe should tell MAR IPIAS that "we are

Willing, to chan::o our pas ispvorts, ‘and to give us blank models

of both the diplomatic and resular passnorts in order to
study them and conpare them with those used hy other

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and they will dee whe

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Ronort No. 350

2h June’ 1970. -

Ruiz asks, PAGHECO ir they have reserved

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two of thom to disc

for reservations ye

Ruiz continues to t
He says that ho has
vistt the crew of C

A\erbassy, althourh s

they don't attend t
They havee complain
learned of receptio
been invited, Rutz

he wives, neither Morcedes nor Nilda.

(ahbessacors meeting w

usssometiing related

me “gays that that is maybe why the ambassad
oa , vu

stercaye
alk with the new pers
had to mo to the Hot

ubana, who have never once come to the nt
onetimes sone of than are here for a week3.

he study circles, the
ed about Ruiz because

na that have taken place and they ‘haven't

_says that if at thes

industrial and commercial people, or eve

would get nothing @

because of work, to maintain contacts, find

for any other purpo

one here. When they give a reception it is \

sea. They have nothin

tickets for him and

REDA, who have boen called from Havana by telephone, The
tickets: are to ve reserved. for the two of them only, not for

on his way. to Paris, ~

¢ he has to say atout this(the call fron”
know: if the call from Havana. is for the
hich will.be held now, or only for the _

to Snain. Pacheco
or of Helsinki asked

el Conde Duque to

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neotines, nor anything.)
-sométines they have :
o receptions they invited \.
nenltural people, they +
things out, and nob t
« to do there, and he '

ts not zolng, to invite them to just corms and eat and-drink . ’
pend some nesetas they do it, but for questions

Whan they have to s
of vork. Neverthel

especially the air
‘all the people
they should kno

Ruiz then explains

of the embassy. He
and all the service
community rooms, su
room with a bar, th
this is volng to ta
de la Havana, Hea
because they only r
If they were paying
would ‘have found 30

a33 they have the obl
sometimes mot these

they are friendly wit
wt who them people are

to this new comrade t
telb him that they a

{ration to maintain
peonle on the stroet,

h are very nice people,

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he problem of the location
re building a now embassy

a will be together. There will also be eome

ch as a library, a re
at thoy will all have
ke probably a year.

nwhile they are putti
ay $50.00 for it, and
.8500, by now they wo
me other place. Ther

creation rcom, a dining
a chance to see, but

It will be on Avonida

ne un with this vlace
Havana finds its a gift.

niintt be here; they
have the place rented

since 1936, and even thourh they have spent nore than a thousand

(or oné’ hundred tho

With this new arriv
they have with the
they don't teach re

usand) in fixing, it,

al he talks about the
schools. They nave
Lirpion nor politics.

it is still an old house.

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on that has arrivec. \ J.

children, and the problems |

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It seoms that thoy would lfke to brine a nrofessor fron Ravana, —
80 that the children could study the same revolutionary rethods
as there, but Ruiz sees this as a very aifficult thing to do.
Becausoe,one would not Solve the situation of the different

- grades’ and anes,-and they are not. soins to send four or five
because they are needed there. — He sees it as a better posstbil-
ity=to hire Spanish proféssors among the youns canable people, —
with révolutionary leanings and who are sinpathetic toward
Cubans, and. have them teach the methods,and from books that are
brought from there. In this way they could have many professors

_ or teachers for the various aves, and they could rent and —

. furnish an apartment for this purpose, _ “

_ Apparently ulz nas no problems Ce : o
with the’ school his children attend, ‘The Director of the school
1s a friend of theirs and «isits the embassy, Her hus>and is-a

leanings as their parents, Noither relinion nor politics are
taught. Ruiz says that the two older ones eat at the se-onl, but

the little ones don't as they need help, Rutz pays over *100 for hy

The person who ig with him‘has two children and pays “100 for the
two, ; . . .

". The'childr-n of this new comrade that la. telking to Ruiz arrive
day after tomorrow, He has a little rirl 121 years old and the
other one is nine, Ruiz is advising the com-ade to send hte
Children to the same school where his children po. The name
of the school is "ESPINO" or ""L PIO", in the Calle Serrano,

a He cays he will be plad to speak to the Director, ‘hey havo
sports, and music, and tho children can navo lunch at the sehool,
Report No.351 . 25 June 1970

He is talking with Mercedes, and tiey enter the office and
continue the conversation, They sre speaking in confidential
voices, because Mercedes normally talks very loud, they are
now talking in very ‘low vcices, Mercedes 1s tr-ins to consale
hin, sayin;; that his work is very difficult and little under-
Stood, Ruiz says that thoy are"throwing him the bait,"

He is very dopressed)

Tomorrow he has an ennointment cith Quirora publishinz comnany,
whi have had a meeting with DAVID. PAX(phon) about the rishts

of the sons; "Cuantanamera.", which was acknowledsed in London
by an American firm, ‘and it's author as being the Cuban

Jose PERNANDEZ Diaz, at a reunion that was held there. In the
United Stetes alone there are rirhts (or royalties) of over
250,000, They are trvine to establish d4fin‘be authorship for
this Cuban, so that he will be able to collect some of the

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royalties fron the song throuchovt the world, which have been
} ; calculated at between “750,000 and 1,000,000, and althourh
: _ this amount will have to he divided among many thinrs, something —
ye 77. would fall to then, oo, mo, ;

Ruiz. -says to-work abroad they have to or should serd people of =.
the greatest trust, otherwise it 1s better t hat they remain in
' Cuba. If there ian't-conplete confidence it. is a constant .
. .StBugcle with the capitalistic life, money, the stores, the easy
: v.. lifes. They-méntion De la Nuez, and Ruiz says if he's fone hetg
i. “2, §0ne, but the interesting thing would be to know what motivated
, toe ‘himg his wife, his’ son, ‘or money. He says that {t has caused
bo a.creat impression here, and that no one aven imarined such a
Bo. :, ° thing. Only two days before he had been in the study circle
bose with all of then, . ; :

MEF

A girl that is {n this neeting ‘with Ruiz says that.De la Nuez?
~dauvhter is married to Juan-Antonio GARCIA, wio is Head *

,) of Government..., that he haz been prorosed for ambassador (Ruiz
j 8a 8 that thoy will now have to reconsider t-is), and what they

al @e acres on {8 that De Ia NueZ was nol to blame,

' Ruiz mentions the letter from De la Nuez! son in which ho says that
- 7 . ° his father has betrayed them. They also mention an ambassador

a _ who ‘has left(for Cuba-?) and took watches as rifts to everyone

.dn the Ministry, Rieiz thinks that some of them will. remain here
_in Spain as they have a great deal poling for them thero.

Report No.352 “26 June 1970

Ruiz! is very displeased, He speaks to Horacio about how badly

.. Some of the comrades speak of him when they return to Havana,

“ He asks him if he rerembers the name of one of these comrades
that spoke badly of him last summer when hé was there on vaca-
tion, It was someone named COLON and another one that soon left,
After what COLON snid they wrote hima letter calling his atten-
tion to the c#iticism, Ruiz is very worrted about his re~call

‘to Havana, [le tolls HoracYo that He doesn't Ehiak {ft {£8 about
h{s work, and Horacio says they are doing thins there th at are

. . : Super-human, that without the necessary means at hand they are

- _ : resolving difficult problem of various kinds, Ruiz mentions
contacts.that he has had in Spain with different people, and he
never has cormitted an error, and has always’ handled everything
with creat tact and in favor of his government, even when he has
had to deal with Falan;ists,

Ruiz says that ho {s very sensitive and that things have prot to
the point that he can't just let them co by, thincs they are |
accusing him of in Hayana, Rut, there is no one that has the
courage to tell him directly to his face so that he could

justify hims:1f, and if they are things that he cannot handle then
for them to call him back, and relieve him of the post because

"Corr andante - Guillermo Ruiz cannot resolve then, but the thing ts

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thet she Ninister doeso't want to receive him-or listen to:
hint when he coes there. Noracio says that the worst of ft ;
is that here in Spain thare is always some personality from ‘there |
: ; that they have to e.tertain,. someone important, and.that the
rat -- attention. they -need-is continual, and -sametines- tt ts necesg-=-— |
ery to attend toa the neople hero in Snain, which prevents
. then“from-attending. those wis arrive from there, but they.

don't understand tis,
He continues to talk-with Horacio and he ts indienant, 2ntz
co Says that “ne has been in tie Revclution since he was twenty
ws wears old, when he heran to rink for himself. He sars that
‘he belongs to no n=rty, none Cther, that is, but the Curan
_ communist; je He says that the situation is becoming so -
uncomfortable regarding him, and ne doesn't like it at all.

He says he -puts everything he has anf all fhe care possible

into doing his job.

Ruiz says that one never knows about these things in Havana,
.and that it 1s possible that he won't be returning. In the
event that this should hapoen, he is goinz to leave Horseto
officially in charge, so that he will revresent him durias
his abscence.as Charge’de Affairs, and if he returns he will
notify the Spanish government offictatly.' He wants sarinles.
or models of the passports to take with him, and then he
tells Horacio that if he-has not returned by the 18t of -
July, that he should represent hin at the official recent on.
He gives Horacio instruct'ens as to what to wear, what the
official coremonies are and just what they consist of,

Report No.35l 30 June 1970

tuiz spcaks to someone that calls and aives him 4 messace
which annoys Ruiz. Someone has called the Provincial Denarte
ment of P,blic Hoalth of Santander saying toat they (the Cyhans)
uso "boric acid" in the stoves(?) which they exrnort, Ther
Give him tris messare in the name of the Cormercial Ofice of
Cuba, they nave a Tatin-Ameri an accent, snd say that they
would take adequate measures so that no stove would be shivved.
Rulz says to Horacio thet he daesntt have time to take care

of this matter, and for hin to accompany France and ro to ‘the
General Department of Security and rake char:ns about the
telephone cell wiich is interferin: with the trade tetwaen
Cuba and Snain, Ne says to eo richt up as far as the Caneral
Director if necessary, not exnlainins: the "boric acid" ons way
or another, nut simply as $0 the malicious call which was

mede In the nane of the Commercial Office of.Cuba, Tris can
cause a delay of six or etsht dara in the departure of a shiv
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ADVERSELY OF UNITED STATES, SAMKO DID NOT CHALLENGE

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ASSIGNED TQ UNITED NATIONS THUS WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY
VISIT SAMKO IN “FLORIDA. AMAUTO-1 VISIBLY DELIGHTED WITH

" POSSISILITY. -

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OuT_ “UNDERSTAND At ‘BETTER™. BUT SAM KO AND “STAT IOW
PELIEVE AMAUTO- 1 WILL USE SAMPLE TO COMPARE WITH

Dd. AMAUT O-1 REGRETTED THAT Sam KO HaD TO LEAVE Oo

SO SOON BECAUSE WOULD HAVE ENJOYED SHOWING SAMKO beattsw ae

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ON SEEING SAMKO FOR FIRST. TIME ON 31 MAY BUT CONCERN
SOGH DISSIPATED, SAID NATURE AND [SP ORTANCE HIS POSITIGH
MAKES HIM SUSPICIOUS.

F., REQUESTED SA'1KO ACT AS ANTE ERMZDIARY IN U.S.

" FOR SALE CUBAN, FISH. FRODUCTS TRANSPORTED FROM CANARY

ISLANDS AND MARKED “PRODUCT OF SPAIN". SAID SAMKO

STANDS TO EARN $102,020 YEARLY. SAMKO SAID HE WOULD
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> ‘STATION. BELIEVES SAMKO CARRIED OUT MISSION IN
- EXCELLENT MANNER AND FEEL, THAT BASIC OBJECT IVES .
SUCCESSFLLLY! FULFILLED.
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AND STATION FOR JOB WELL DONE, | i
2. AGREE EVENTS MENTIONED PARA 1 F PUZZLING AND HQS WOUnD |

QUDOZE. SINCE SAMKO WAS INTRODUCED TO OTHER COMRADES BY AMAUTO-1,
LATTER PROBABLY PREPAREL CONTACT REPORT, POSSIB.Y QUTIMID/ ; |
QUDOZE MAY INDICATE HIS TRUE FEELINGS TOWARD SAMNKO OR REVEAL

ANY SUSPICIONS OF SAMKO VISIT,
3, QS ALSO INTERESTED CLARIFICATION OF PHOTOS WHICH STATION

;
POUCHING, DID SAMKO IDENTIFY SUBJECTS FROM STATION MUGBOOK, zs
OBTAIN NAMES, ETC,, OR ¥AS HE PROVIDED COPIES OF PHOTOS WHICH -

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WAS NEVER BLESSED WITH. CHILDREN BUT AMAUTO-1 WAS LIKE
SON. HAD BLAMED HIMSELF FOR ALLOWING AMAUTO- 1 RETURN TO
cuba TO GET KILLED BUT WAS PLEASED WHEN HEARD HE WAS VELL.
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1, QUTIMID: periodically has reported contact between
Subject and Guillermo RU I Z Perez, the Cuban. Minister
- in’ Madrid, mostly over the telephone but also indicating
.. that he has séen her -péersonally, It would appear that he
has: taken” unusually strong | interest in +her. consibring the
“ number of other more ‘demanding tasks he claims to have.
Until now, we have not been able to identify cither Subject

or her relationship with RUIZ.

2. On 28 May QUDOZE (a sensitive joint audio penetration
with liaison) reported the following memorandum (presumably
to Havana) on Subject as dictated by RUIZ:

"Sr. RUIZ Ojeda, Some months ago we received
a ciphered cable dealing with Aida Rosa CORREA Felipe
asking that we contact her to determine her situation,
At that time we informed pet that said Aida Rosa CORREA,
married to Pedro ECHEVARRIA_ , Portuguese
citizen who was in Cuba during 1959-1968, intended
to return to our country, abandoning her husband
because of his alcoholism,

"Approximately-6ne } yeek ago the brother of
Aida Rosa CURREA - Luis ORREA Felipe As

passed through Madrid en poute to. France_ona
Special mission. Ne spoke with her at the Airport

about cefinitely returning in order to see that.
her 12-year-old son might7HeTCaNcITea my Cuba. ,

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Today: we interviewed Aida Rosa CORREA and her
son, who at all ‘times has maintained a positive
attitude toward this Embassy concerning her
return, We have let her know that given the
circumstances of her presence in Spain - not. as
_ & 'gusano' but “os the wife of a foreign doctor
‘who has worked in our country - we saw no .
‘difficulty: to'’prevent her from returning, especially
_ taking ‘into account the fact that she expresséd :
‘ ; . herself as a revolutionary, ‘but that first we
“had te receive official permission,

: In our. opinion, ‘because the situation in
_ which she finds hérself in Spain because of

" marriage toa foréimer, her return can be
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Names.

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Date of arrival

‘at posts

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Parantas

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siblings:

” Orestes “Guillermo RUIZ Perez

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10 February 1930, Havana Municipal | District, Havana
Province _. a. oo

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Ministez, -cuban chargé a affaires in “spain. ‘Prom
“August 1964 until late 1967, he was Vice-Minister of

‘the, Ministry of Foreign: Trade- _(MINCEX) From 1 August

: 1963 until. mid-1964, whé was Cuban Commercial Counsallor
, Prom 1959 ‘until 1962, he was an official

istry ‘of ‘Preasury, having appeared in 1961

-and 1962 &s Director. of Economy Financing of the Minis~
: ‘exy o£ Treasury. * ‘It hasalso“beon xveportad that he

ember of tha Departient.of State .
iv (ri'1961 and 1962. It has beon reported
that. he had. been ‘working ‘at the Ministry of Treasury
since: prior to: 1959, that is, under the Batista re-

: gima. So far, we have not been able to confira this .
information. °~" :

‘Exact date unknown. We believe that he has been hold=
ing his Prenent position since at east 16 November 1967.

white, approximately 5¢7" tall, about 180 pounds of

weight (it has been reported that he has a stout build),
light-colored eyes: (blue or. green), blond hair (some~
what wavy and combed back), round face. Has 10 visible
identification marks. :

a. Jose Antonio RUIZ (the ‘matronymie is probably Armas)

-b. Nieves PEREZ Entrialga.

vad

/Nilda VECIANA dod, ton between 1934 and 1942, place

of birth unknown. White, approximately 5'5" tall, 135
pounda of weight, blond or light brown hair, green eyes.
She is a schoolteacher. PCC, FMC and CDR mamber.

a. Guillermo RUIZ vociana

b. Ivan RUIZ Veciana : a
¢. Julio G. RUIZ veciana yaw ra vie
d. Alejandro RUIZ veciana Von

6. duan C. RUIZ Vociana Nhaide | “pf

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a. Jose Antonio RUIZ Peres y a

b. Osvaldo RUIZ Perez

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‘Political affiliations and attitudés It has beoa reported that Sub=
; ; _ joct is a-member of tho Comnuhist party of Cuba (PCC) and.
oy . 2 ‘|. @ staunch sympathizer of tho Cuban regime. Thera is in-
\ "formation to the effect that in 1958, subject was in exile 4”
\ Ss in Mexico and was‘a*member of tha Triple A Organization
‘ : _ led by Dr.-Aureliano ‘SANCHEZ Afango.- It has also been re-
: ae : ..,ported that “during the etruggle agzinst BATISTA (1957=
: 1958), . Subject belonged to action and sabotage groups in
'. Havana and waa charged: with placing bombs and other devi~-
-Source.does: rot know exactly what activities Subject
ie -as a member pf action and sabotage groups, but
ave. for Mexico in 1958 on ac-"

ance: éc stiond: “RUIZ has been reported as’a maxber of the
.., General Directorate of Intelligence (DGI). “It has been

Se EN . ‘reported that in 1961 and 1962 he was a G-2 (NSE) member _
at on, - 7. oni. at the Ministry of Treasury, where he worked. . :

oan : Travalsi He traveled to.Mexico (from mid-1963 until mid-1964, he
to — . waa Cuban Commercial Counsellor in Mexico). Spain, where
a . he has been since late 1967 ag Cuban Charge d* affaires.
my ~ .(It was reported that on 27 July 1968, ha arkived in Paris,
: . | £xom Madrid. We do not know the reasons for that trip).

Access: a. Rolando CARDOSO Perez (A186. 239 674). Arrived in the
‘ U.S.» on 10 October 1968 from Madrid, Spain. He knows.

Subject because he and Subject are cousins (Subject ‘sa
mother and--Rolando's mother are sisters). When Rolan~
do arrived in the U.S., he said he was going to re-
side at 940 SW 11th Avenue, Miami, Florida, talephono
number 377-3877, We have not been able to locate hin
because we were told at this address that Rolando had

_Jeft for another state and that his present address
was. unknown to them). Rolando saw Subject for the last
time at the Rarajas Airport, Madrid, Spain, on 10 Oc-

_ tober 1968, when Rolando was going to take the plane
which brought him to the U.S. According to Rolando,
they greeted each other on that occasion. Rolando
said he had seen Subject at-this same airport in early. .
or mid-1968 and that they had talked for approximately
five minutes. On this opportunity, Subject was at the

airport waiting for the arrival of a group of Cuban

‘diplomats, ; . ;

b. Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Perez (Al18 780 716). Axr-=
_ xived in tha U.S. on.20 February 1970 by way of tha
" Refugee Airlift. He knows Subtect because he and Sub-
ject are cousins (Subject's mother and Manuel's mother
are sisters). Manuel saw Subjact for thea last time
in 1963, at tha home of Subject's mother, whera thoy
happened to meet. According to Manuel, he and Subject
only said hallo to each other. When Manvel arrived
pom ' SECRET : : .

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1. O?TA-1858, 16 Janua

SECRET

in the U.S, he reported “hia address as 4000 NW Fourth.
Street, Miani, Florida, talephonoe nimber 445-7193, home
of a lady namod Mercades BORGES Dobarros. -Manucl also
stated that he woild later leave for 423 wast <9th
&, Street, Now York, N.Y., homo of Antonio GOMEZ Lemus.

‘Manuel told”: 122 that ha and his friend, Jorga BORGES
Dobarros, were’ homosexuals and had bean living together
since. approximately - 1963. (Jorge BORGES Dobarros ar-
rived in Miani- aboard’ the. sama: Rafugea Airlift flight -

"as-Manuel. He is-a brother of Mercedes BORGES Dobarros,
., and'he and Manual went to live in Mercedes’ house when

‘they arrived in Niami).

Ma believe that Manuel cannot be used in an approach
‘to Subject: because they have not maintained. ralations
for a long patiod of years. In addition, Subject night
“know Manuel! Gaakness: (homogexualism) ‘and’ might taka .
advantage of thia knowledge to blackmail Manuel, Ma-

‘nuel also. told I-122 that he had received psychiatrie

treatment in Havana,

Subject's prosent position; tha positions, all of then
important,which he has held before; and the fact that
he has been reported as a DGI officer, lead us to be-
lieve that wo do not have many possibilities of success
in-an attempt to recruit or defect Subject. The fact

. that Subject's father has bean a militant Comnaunist
since prior to 1959 and that Subject‘s wife has been
reported aa a supporter. of the xegise should not be

forgotten,

Subject‘s revolutionary background during the atruggle
against BATISTA seems to indicate that he is in favor
of acts of terrorism. This gavo hin knowledge and ax~
porience in matters related to subversiva activities
and/or intelligence activities which he could use later,

Therefore, we believa that Orestas Guillermo RUIZ Pa~

rez-must be a very useful pergon for the Cuban regime,
in Spain. He-has experience in negotiating trado agree=
monts and in handling administrative affairs (he has
beon working in this field for more than ten years).
All thia knowledgé and experience added to his knows
ledge and oxperience in subversive and intelligence

affairs make him a man who is not often found in the a:
Castro regime. . : ce ;

ry 1970, contains information ané/or

file traces on Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez, his wife, and other
mexbers of hig family, O7TA~1858 algo conteina or lists all other
references or reporta in which Subject has been mantionad,

2. We have the following new tracea on Subject and his wifa:


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a Lo , Trip Madrid-Havana, 20 February 2970) Cuban passport
Wo ; P?-D/67/890. Seat No. 24. Sources CCA passenger
list.

b. VECIAN Lopez siid

; Trip Madrid-Havana, 30 January 1970) Cuban passport
2 ieee Seat Nos 25. ‘Soureas ‘IBERIA » passangor
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reports
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LR u1z2! Jose Antonio: {*
' OPA+1858, 16 January. 1970, I-33. Dobricfing of Rolando

Cot
Ss OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of. Rolando CARDOSO Perez,

“,

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CARDOSO Perea. Information and file traces on Jose Antonio
‘RUIZ, se :

PEREZ, Entitaleo, _wtoveor gic

OTA=1858, ‘16. Banuary .1970, I=33. Debriefing of Rolando
CARDOSO’ Perez. . Niaves PEREZ Entrialgo. is mentioned in
thie Yeport (no tracea).

RUIZ Veciana, Guillermo: Pan

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File traces on Guillermo RUIZ Veciana. .

RUIZ Veciana, Ivans
OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Pores.

Fila ‘traces on Ivan RUIZ Veciana, . ; .
RUIZ Veciana, Julio Gut
RUIZ Veciana, Julios

OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
File traces on Julio RUIZ Veciana.

RUIZ Veciana, Alojandror

OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70, Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
Traces on Alojandro RUIZ Vecianae :

RUIZ Veciana, Juan Sst

RUIZ Veciana, guant

OTA~1858, 16 Jan 70. pebriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
Tracea on Juan RUIZ Veciana. . ;

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RUIZ Perez, Josa Antonios
OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70, Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.

‘Information and traces on Jose Antonio RUIZ Perez. .

I. RUIZ Peroz, Osvaldo: -

OTA=1858, 1€ Jan 70, I-33. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO
Perez. Information on Osvaido RUIZ Peres.

Ss.


“the ragime. Resides in the city of Havana. Source: - Dobrieg

SECRET : sng
Brothor of Guillerse RUIZ Peroz. White, bora approximately
‘in 1930. Ha ids working as a farm laboror, waiting for his
turn to depart Cuba by way of Spain. Marriod,.oppogsod. to.

~ -ing of Manuel Domingo ‘German VIGOS. Perez, 24 Fob 70; X-122.

J.

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°" -A1B. 780/716. DPOBE:
- 4000 NW Fourth: “te,

\KDOSO_ Poroz Rolandos.

OTA-1858, 16. Jan 70, I1=33.. pebriefing of Rolando CARDOSO

Poroz. Traces on thie person.

. VIGOS. Porez, Manuel Domingo. Germans

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vIcos Perez, “Manuel Domingos .

5/12/41, Havana, Cuba. ‘v. Ss. ‘address:
fami, Pla. Addresa in Cuba: 353 San=-—

tos’ Suarez. Ste, Santos Suaréz, Havana. Entered the U.8.

at Miami on 2/20/70. (RD-1065). Bo occupation - ‘in Cuba.

Le.

Me.

‘-vana Association of Vaterans.
Amy Lt. Antonio’ PANUSCIA Garcia. Source: Press, 10/15/60.

Attended the "“Condecoration of Drivers"

Single. source: Immigration card.

ViGOS Perez, Manuel D.1
Trip :Varadero-Miami, 20:Feb 70. He is 28 years old. Has

no passport. Bricklayer. Sourcer AIRLIFT passengor list.

BORGES Dobarros , Mercedess

‘Resides in Miami, Fla. Sister of Jorge BORGES Dobarros
(homosexual). (BORGES is a close friend of Source). Sources
Debriefing of Manuel Domingo VIGOS Perez, 24 Feb 70, I~122. :

GARCIA Dobarros, Mercedes:

Resides at 4000 NW Fourth St., Miami, Pla., where Source,
who is a friend of hers, is residing. Source: Debriefing

_ o£ Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Peres, 24 Feb 70, 1-122.

GOMEZ Lemus, Antonlose

Head of the Department of Bssociations of the Havana Pro-

visional Revolutionary Government. Interventor o” the Ha~
Handed it over to Liberation

which was held in
the. Declaration of Havana Hall of the Provisional Government.
Sourcet Presa, 11/18/60. ;
Has a college degree. Greated the "Cobre agrarian star®
and her companions when they. visitsd Havana. Sources
Presa, +/7/6l.

Official of the Havana Provisional Government.
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Communist

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ajo
and. Anformer. Sourcet Jose PAZ xovas, 17 Jan 61. .

Road ‘of the Departmant of “Associations aft the Ravana Pros
visional Revolutionary Governnent. Met with tho Prosidon®:
‘and Secrotary of the Union of. Revolutionary Civic Assocla=
tions. .sourcesr "*Revolucion* newspaper, 1 Jun 61.

Me BORGES Debarros,. Jonas .

Homosexual and lose “eetona of ‘source... The latter resided
in his houge when ha atrived in the U.S. . Born approxinately
4n:1923. "Prior to 1963, he worked with Mucbleria Salas
‘.Parniture Store as an Interior decorator and also as a

salesman. Worked with the MICONS (Ministry of Construction) ,

in Havana, as a watchuan at construction work sites. Sources
DobricZing ‘of Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Peres, 24 Feb 70,
I-1223 . . .

BORGES pobarioa, « Jorge B.t

Trip Varadoro-Mianl, 20 Peb 70, 46 years old. Cuban pass-
port PP-026677. E=zployee. Source: AIRLIFT passanger list.

BORGES Dobarros, Jorge” Bonitor

Al8 781 146. DPOB: 4/19/23, Havana, Cuba. U.S. address:
4000 NW Fourth St., Miaal, Pla.: Address in Cuba: 353 San-
tos Suarez 6t., Santos Suarez, Havana. Entered the U.S.
at Miami on 2/20/70 (RD-1065), Passport PP-026677, issucd
on 4/9/69. Single. source: Immigration card.

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SCHE.YVE-N , VATICAN SECSTATE AND
“VAMISTENDAEL 9, AMSOUR-1, AMKINT-3 (201-287682)
AND. SUBJECT 201-85 9862. WILL FIRST CONTACT CELIA .
"SANCHEZ AMD THEW WORK WITH MININT CFFICIALS —
DESIGNATED BY HER OF FIDEL CASTRO (SHOULD HE GET TO SEE
HM). FOR TIME BELHG WILL NOT RAISE CASE OF PERSOW
APPEARING IDEN WITH AMOBESE (201-354245) FOR WHOM
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION CAMPAIGN HAS NOT YET REACHED
“REQUIRED $32,223, HAS NOT RECLAIMED AMPANIC-7 RANSOM
FROM PARIS EMBASSY IN ORDER KEEP CASE NEGOTIABLE.
UPON SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION THESE CASES WILL Discuss
WITH APPROPRIATE PERSONS POSSIGILITIZS FOR PACKAGE
EXCHANGE FCR WHICH, HE RZALIZES, CANNOT EXPECT ANY
FRIOR LNMARP COMMITMENT. | ,
C. HOPES TO VISIT U.S. THIS SUMMER OR FALL
AND SEE OLIVER G. ‘GALBOM.

“sp, AMAUTO-1 (201-735296): LUNCHEON APPOINTMENT |
SET FOR $0 MAY, INTERESTING TO NOTE HIS CAPSULE .
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